Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-06-03
for the first quarter Of ths yea, sho.
increase Of q per cent. over 1856. A's

for the first quarter Of ths wear ~.
increase Of 81 per cent. over 1855. 'A's y
The Schuylkill region has l20 COLI.
employing 80, 500 miners, who mine aIe ny
600 tons Of coal and are paid SiI o Svss
annually in wages. There are S"'
collieries in the 1ehigh region, enm,;sess
1900 miners, and in the Wyominap 10y
there are 100 collieries, employines, !oe asa
workers who are paid $14, OOO, 900 yTSl3S
are in all 2S1 collieries, employing % a ~
men, who earn $50, 0O0, 900 per yeae '''tA
General Francis A. Walker. in -
article on the sources Of business we, e.ea
holds that profits do not enter into tb n. s
of produce, and are not obtained b,p t,o
duction from the wages of labor. T. ce'
article on the Socialists" he claims - ~
no permanent unity can be ma;nto,.la a
among the people who advocated soc; ailsd
ic views. s'>
Real estate matters ore very active !, 6,
Paul, the aggregate of dealings for - y y
first four months of this year amonntosaa
1922. 100000 as against S7,0O0,OOO for ~
same time last year. The building narrs w
SO far this year call for an expendiinra .l ".
100000, against 81, $50, goo for the he's, ssa "
time lest year.
The American cheese manufact,,s.
find their Scotch market leaving thaa
Last years imports Mt Glasgow were cal
tons, as against 1900 tons in 1884. m.
cheese makers are told they must mans
facture more carefully and take more na;a.
in shipping.
The result Of the active demand r..
satinets has been large increase in H..
demand for shoddy suitable for sne NIL
goods. The use of shoddy and wool sr
tract has increased during the Inst fon,
years, owing to the competition and loa
price of goods.
The New York workingmen are neo>,,
all busily employed, and since the LIST ~
May have won good many small strils.
involving questions of unionism and WAGES
There is an increased demand for ma
chinists and mechanical labor Of all lind.
in. the West and Northwest. Wages has.
been advanced in q good many shops.
Building operations are still greatly IL.
layed at Omaha, and contractors are md
about. Workmen were sent for to Kapsa,
City, but the Knights there were on guard
The st. Louis printers expect to Seem.
the nine hour day after Sept. l, and ha.
lieve that it will be enforced generally i,
the International Union.
The wages Of lumbermen will likely h.
advanced during the coming season. I'll.
lumbermen are compactly organized, and
are working in harmony.
The brickmakers of Terre Haute, Ind
have decided to introduce molds into H.
union brick-yard that will leave upon each
brick the union imprint.
A new mill, to cost $275, 0co, is 10 ),
built at Fall River, and will have 90 0Ol
spindles, to be used for the manufacture q
yarn for the hosiery trade.
A $1,000 900 malleable iron works is ID
be erected at Nashville; a bridge works \
Rome, and rolling mill at Florence /,
cost $150,000.
The Somerset Iron Works, in Massachu.
sets, which cost $25O,OOO, are offered 70.
$4,000. ...
The Union Labor party Of New Yor,
will hold State convention at Elmira
June Is.
All Of the 200 union brewers Of Sar
Francisco have been discharged.